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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
3n nerfaufen.

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Waieleio geleaen, BON oenen 100 N6er uss
Ter Iaug, Der &eit Nieien. uub Weioefaub.
oesaieidlen in Cob Spring aeIeaenes
Grnneeigentbum. iieben Blod iin6 ueridies
oere Cots ferner 6 Grbeitspferoe. so Sid
&inopieh nno 5armserdtbi6aften olIer Dirt.
inter a~nne6rnbaren Bebingunaen Al oerfau.
fen. Npf Der Tarm befinoef fiG elm auei.
hodges Srame.Saus,a utes Sruhtbais unb
S~taulnaen. @enannteS ipiro auiammen
ooer aud einseln mad 8eIteben perfouff:
ferrer l60 ader int Sotun st. Soieph. %
Nder inter BHu9. Wegen nGherer1 tpenbt
man fid on Saul Ebeifen,
ss-smt Cob Spring, 2eiHH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
NnfAnotguna!

Hir mdGten hermit unsere Sreunbe uuo
@6Hnsr ooosn in &enntuiB iebten, baB mir
uniere NiistrabI an 8uggtes nnb 8utiden
nm etner 9anbauer 9utide nermebrt tabeu.
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bet Nntunft Ger 8Ige am 8abnbofe uno ai.
slett dHt S%pernbanfe fem, tuenn bort Der,
At
Coates g. s. reem n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
STATE OF NINsEsorA'l In PROBATE Court
County Of stearns

Special Term, November 9th 1887,
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Henry Rausch
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mich. A.
Rausch Administrator 'de bonis nen'' Of the
estate of Henry Rausch deceased, representing
among other things, that he has paid all the debts
Of said deceased and praying that a time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his
annual account Of his administration, and for the
distribution of personal estate now in his hands.
1t is Ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge Of this Court, on
Q O'Clock A. N. at his Office in the City Of st.
Cloud in said County.
And IL 10 further Ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by Publishing
a copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the der Eord
stern" . weekly newspaper, printed and publish
ed at the City Of st. Cloud in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI. this 9Th day of No
vember A. d. 1857.
By the Court.
II. ST. THEo. BRUENBR,
Judge Of Probate.
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Sur 3enntnibuabttte.

Sir ben ginfauf bon 8einen uHb 9iauo.
rem bietet iid bel Dem nnters eidneteu cine
quite @ele9enbeit, oa bieier big gum /. De.
eertber ieinen Sorratb an 8ein linb 2iquDr
bel Der Salone cber III ionitigen Guantitd.
ten sum Spitenpreis oerfaufen tpiro. Ras
bsnuse bieie @eleaenbeit unbiprede Dor bel
Ait. aarabert,
IL ct. gIsua, Dsiuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
st. SoSepb @aKermable

giner 9eebrten aunoi1aft hermit aur aes
fdltgen Nadridt, baB meme Mtible febt in
mooernfter @eiie eingeriGtet unb ih 70 ben
Nnforoerungen meiner &unoen genaii unb
prompt entipreden Tam. Sas bette 0ei.
aens, &oggens unb Bu1peisenmehl, 8ieb.
fntter uifp. Inn seneigten 3uipru6 bittet
Admit aonrab St6s, gigeufbamer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
Steuerbert6t.

Sn na9itebenber Isabelle finben unie.
re 2eier cine ausfibrlihe Nnsobe Der
bonn Item SUM- 1887 Biz gum 1tea Gos
pember 1887 in's Gountp Shabamt
e;nse5ablten Steuern I'M 8etrase bon
Is, 304.63, bon nelder Summe benz
Staat, benz Gpunip, ben TSpns unb
Shuloiftriften bic resp. folgenoen Be-
trTne ,ufsIIeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
GanHt9e ~0ete9embeiten.

2dnbereisn Der ct. Baul unb Chicago Gt
ienbabnsefenidaft f6nnen unter a~ifnitiae
B~ebinsun9en fdnHi9 eritanoen iuerber, ge.
gen boor Dber seger Contract, beseleid6en
5000 bis 1000 ader Qano, gelegen in Den
Toipns Gpon, Mibanp, Ct. Rartin, Sprtna
DIN, Repers grope, zrop Riner, groiD
3afe, Gate, Milupob, Nelrp5e, DAT, gieen.
tbun1 Der Relrpie 8ouf. Nad5uirasen in
Der ReIrofe 1nnf, Nelrofe, Wian. 3l-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
gu 0~erfanfcn.

Cine I'M Soiun Strain, Stearns gountn,
gelegene 100 Gder srUBe 5arm, I84 Sec.
tion 10. fann unter annebmbaren Be6inaua.
gen eritanoen perben. Stpansig Mder a,s
tes Wiejenlano nit Greet, 20 Gfer autes
Jidtenbols.2ano, Der &eit leidtes Bnid.
lamb, gum Gultipiren gut geeignet. 0dbe.
req bel Sobn 9 n.
Sarminq V. o., Stearns Co., Winn.-47 ba
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NIT be required to give q bond In the sum OF one
thousand Dollars, said Bond to be approved py
the city Attorney. Carried.
Means reported that a Bond for $1,000 couad De
negotiated at the first National Bank ofst Clono
If drawing interest at the rate OF 2 per cent Per
mum Accepted.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JOHN COATES.
President.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
SMgeIanfen.

Dem unterbei6neten iino felt einiaen $50.
den bret &dlber, unaefdbr Biz s Ronot
alt 5ugelaufen. Ser redtmdBiae gtaentbi.
rter fann oieielben sesen gntri6tlna Der
mir ertpadienen nntoiten surid erbalten.
Rtcplas Brana,
Repers @rsre, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10
8erNetgernmg.

Der nnter3eidnete iuirb oni ieiner i'm
3oipH Utunipn, am ct. Mortit Sabriuese
sele9enen yarnt dnt Wontag, ben 81. 9os
periber 1887 BormittdgS 10 ubr, elf Bier.
be, fieben quite Grbeitspferbe, 8inbpiet unt
6ormaerdtbi9aften aner Nrt an ben Neiit.
bteteroen n%erfeigern. Auf ale Betrdee
ueroen 5Uei Sabre 3eit an s Brpaent seseu
snte 8irsfdaft geseben.
SobhS. Gorbie,
SEQ. Sefer, gerifeiserer. 4-8
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s6s~ 5dsli1 frii9e Guitern in @bit.
ader's &eitauraut, Dem ManitubasB abns
bsfe 9eaeniiber. So
16- Qbonnenten, bic nris peripras
den, lire Subieriptiou in 8 . "a 81
ent,idten, tpirben Hssissn @efolIen
ertueiien. uiirSen iie fid serabe iest
ibreS 8eripredens erinuerr unb benz
iel6en ua9fommen.
10 @aret cure rbren BEL Eiuidern
ober 2ebrbubcn, bann brtnst iie ju einen
profeiiionelIen l1brmader. Cute Hr.
belt beiprst bel Sris @up in Srau
Or. Meber'S Gebdube. 81
~ Man sebe gum S, unb IL Cts.
Stpre tn 6ammerels 2ofal, ct. @erm.s
itraBe, iir biIise ginfdnfe. Al
~ 2ots i'm Central gart, in Oh
ct. @fpub ober I'M Sibieite Bart ton.
men Su annebmbaren Geoinsunseu ge.
fautt ruerben in Cooper, Gbar@iI CT.
DANCE. 40
- Cine Befidttgung Der @anrer
in Brabforb's Store 5tpinst gum
9aufen. Man iprede Dor.
~ Sn Der pom mir abernommenen
&eftnuration am Ranitnbn 8abnbof fin.
bet Der Beiuder tets frii4e @anren,
CUTE 8ebienuns uab reele greiie.
8. @biteader, Giaentbiimer.
~ Soeben erbalten cine i96ne Gus,
tuabl in Serren,s 9uben, iuelpe iuir 81
gang niebrigen 8reiien perfanfen. @es
briiber goelbrod. 40
sGS- Meine Reftaurdtion BEN Mani.
toba Babnbofe seseniiber IA iest ~ ieoer
Stunbe iudbrenb pes cages anb Der
Ra9t benz 8eIu9er often. pie bette Ge,
comobntion uno freunbliGe Bebienuns
,nseiidert bon 8. sYbitfader. @isentbiis
nter, 50
~ @enn Care u6ren nerbprber
ltpuroeu BON un5uperldfigen ubrmo9ern
Itdnn suiro 8obertfun bisielbeH 10 sui
tuie ifel MAIDEN. 1f-te
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s1- Sober Gintauisportbeil lit in
y rabforo's Store seboteu. 9ieS'
rtee Bre,Ie unb nur bic bette uub ieinite
@aore.
s6J- Cine neue Senbuns Der beribmt'
ten Batter Clemens DipbtberiesW ebisin
ioeben erbalten in Der Office bs. 8lattes.
"a gerseiiet ME u. S. &ubertiun,
lpenn ibr ubreu. @anbubren unb Sutuel.
len faufen tpoQt. IL ba
s6 Sir friide, nele, ni6t abseless
te @aaren uno nieortse 8reiie iprebet
Dor i'm S1ublaben Der Gebr. Gbelbrod.
a. gnsliide .Spapin-S olbe" beiIt ale
barten, tueiden ober id,pieliser 8eulen uxo
@ebredel bel 8feroen, 8lutipath, 3riim'
munaen, 2dbmung, 8errenftn9, &eblense.
ihmulf, Suften &C. Sbr eripart $50 burb
ben 0ebrau1 eiuer Slai1e. @arantirt BON
@. 8 hulten. ct. Glsuo. Ninn. "a
b6- Cooper, Churchill @rdanse pa.
ZEN bic Breiie auf Slbieite Bari. 2ota
berabseiest, unb iolde, bic cine quite 2ot
faufea usIen, INN i'm Sribiabe elm Sc
bdube baraui 81 erridten, iOnteH iid iest
cine iolde iideru.
0eIo 40 berIetbeu. Na13ufrd.
gen Bel q. Brid. Office nabe 8otpeQ's
misunderstanding. 9std
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COMMON COUNCIL ROOMS,

COMMON hOOMS,
City Of st. Cloud, October 10th 1887.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: Aid. Bennett, Brick, Cramb,
Dam, Griebler, Herberger, Kraemer, Nugent,
Reiniard, Swift and President Coates.
Aid. Swift from special committee to whom
st. G. E. l.. and p. Co. reported a. follows:
81. Cloud, Mimi, October 18th 1887.
Your committee respectfully report that IN their
for the transmission Of electricity should be inso-
lated and that all Companies erecting poles or
wires should hold the City armle for all claims
tor damages arising on account thereof ana also
that they deem one line of poles for electric light
preferable to q soperate line for each
company and that when necessary in case OF fire
the City have the right to cut the wires without
sed that it should embody these points.
Signed: L. r. SWIFT,
MI, NUGENT,
A. l.. CRANE.
On motion of Aid. Griebler thereport was ac-
and ordered placed on file.
Communication from the st. C.. Z. L. and P.
Co. was presented and read asking that the Coun-
ell take =, h i%m ed neto acton q u }ss9 their communities
And on motion of Aid. Bennett the communities
ton was accepted and ordered placed on file.
Communication from the st. Cloud Gas and Z.
L. Co. was presented and read, offering to allow
other companies to use its poles under proper con-
dition to be provided by ordinance,
On motion of Aid. Bennett the communication
accepted and ordered placed on fle.
Moved by Aid. Dam that the city Engineer de-
signate the points and places where the st. C.E.
P. Co. shall erect and maintain their poles to-
gether with the wires thereon in the streets and
Cloud under the advice and direction Of the com.
mittee on streets and alleys, and that the said
poles be erected under the supervision of the city
Engineer and said committee as provided by Or
No. 81 of this city.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JOHN COATES.
President.
II @ WIRE City CLERK
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SmaeIaufen

benz unter5eihneten nGr Z WoGen elm roth.
81 &ubtalb, nsr1 lebten Sriibiabr. Der Gt.
gentbiirner Tam oasielbe gegem &iderftatt,
Hng Der &pIteu, abbolen bel
Sobn O 3 m,
fotun ct glo1io. 47-3tu
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n. C. WEE City Clerk.
COMMON COuNCIL ROOMS.

City Of st. Cloud, October 2Ist 1857.
Council NIT in special session pursuant to the
call of the Mayor.
Members present. Aid. Bennett CrsmD, Dam,
Herberger, Nugent, Powell an dPresident Coates,
C. Bridgeman was present and asked permits
sion to remove his hay Scales to north west
Corner Of eight Avenue and st. German street
under the supervision of the city Engineer.
Petition of Frank Lorinser and others asking
the sidewalk heretofore ordered constructed on
ninth Avenue be continued on both sides OF said
Avenue to tenth Street North was presented and
read and referred to the committee on streets and
Alleys.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JOHN COATES.
President.
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n6r wOllt Sbr ubreu, @anbubren
uno Sntsellen faufen gu sana serinsen
Ereiien, oann bsfubt Grit Cur In
6rau Or. @eber'S @ebauhe. 81
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relating to the placing of poles for
electric lighting and other purposes,
in the streets of the city of St. Cloud.
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Utt On leueM TtdRe, an IpelWem Dams
bel unb @eue.be in i9bnfter Blatbe
febt.
-Seit letter Bo1e if bic Rai6ine
in Der Rina.R ablmable Der Serren
Seumer 4 Beis IN ct. ausuIta im
sonen Sanse, 10 eaB man Jest in beriel
ben Sefeaunsen prompt unb iofort nad.
iomuien fann uno Der Sarmer Der Ribe
sntbuben it, 3pei. uber car breimal ben
@es su madeu, bepor e fem Maebl ab.
nebulen Tam. Die BeferIuneen laufen
in iener Wible berart 5ablrei@ e,n, bab
Gag unb Ra9t sema5len merben n1ub.
- Sn Der lesten Donneritas 0adt
waren peri1iebene im 1oipn Roduile
wObnenbe Sarmer BON Seuersgefabr be.
srubt. Der in Der Ra4t bic Station
Rodutle paifirenbe Sra4taus bate
faum senannten glas 5tnter fd, ais bic
.Srairie In Seuer ffanb. Wan slaubi,
bat basielbe bur6 5unien aus Der go.
fomotipe entftano. Die 6lammen bebn.
ten f& aus l6er cine Strede Don stpei
Neiten, uon ber Garm bes 6errn Bapue
bic ~ Der bes Germ Sdser. l1eber 80
Tonnen Seu tuurben DON bsn Seuey
uerjebrt. Inter Semen, bic 8ertuHe Al
bstlogen baben, nennt man uns bic Jar.
ner $apne, Nrinfmann, 9asibfou,
Bangle nnb Sdosr. Der srb6ten Gn.
frengunsen beourfte 81, nm 6duier uni
S4sunsn in iener Geseno 80 retten.
du9 In 9raie 4 Stratton'l
eteinbruG isl bic s4n5abf Der Grbeitel
seruebrt perben, ta bic BefeQunaer
serdtt Sdblrei9 fino, bob bic nuaea6iid
lin bei9dftiste NannI&aft nidt in
etanoe IL. sieielbe aussufAbrsa.
= Serr 9arbp, 3ohmtiRer In 8au
nesbiCe, bet feline STEELE nieberaeleat
Ssrr 8. HcslaH wirb afs bsFen Rad
fsEses ssasHnt.
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ed that it should embody these points.
Signed: L. r. SWIFT,
NJ. j, NUGENT,
A. l.. CRANE.

II. G. WIRE, City Clerk.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
BOUGHT SCAB GOODS.

Well may scab bosses and their con-
scienceless tools laugh at the laboring
men when they can calculate upon them
cutting each others Threats in purchas-
ing their neccssaries and luXuries. And
it was particularly disgusting to a num-
Der Of Union cigarmakers, last Tuesday
night, to see a prominent member of the
Bricklayers' Union purchase cigars of the
fake up at the corner of Church street.
The worst Of it is that he did not do it
ignoranty. but after being shown the
Trades Councils circular and receiving
verbal warning from member or mem
bers Of the Cigarmakers' Union. Hap
PLY, those men are few.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
TRADES COUNCIL.
Action Taken Against Fraudulent aud
Scnb Cigar sellers.

ACTON laken Against Fraudulent and
Scab Cigar sellers.
Last Sundays meeting of the Trades
Council was u rather lively one and
there was business enough on hand to
keep the delegates moving.
A delegate from the Typographical
Union presided at the request of the
Bakers Union delegates.
The roll cali of delegates showed that
some of the Unions connected with the
Council had no representatives present.
which was unfavorably commented upon.
Delegates from the Gunstockers and
Bakers Unions were admitted, the form
er being a new entry into New Ravens
central labor union.
After routine business was exhausted.
communication from the Brewers
National Union was presented and en-
dorsed with will. The import of this
action is that the organized workmen
will refuse to drink Milwaukee beer till
the boss brewers there make good the
breaking Of their compact with the Union
brewers. Supplementary to this, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
THAT it is the sense of this Trades
Council that New Haven hrewed beer is
preferable to Milwaukee beer"
The delegates of Cigarmakers' Union
No. ~ reported that there was sale of
scab cigars going on at the corner of
Church and Chapel streets, said cigars
being represented for the makes of we'll
known Union shops A committee con
sisting of members of both Cigarmakers
Unions was appointed to draw up a cir
cular representing the facts in the case.
The committee soon brought in the fol
lowing circular:
To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
The Trades Council calls attention to
the following facts:
Cigars are being sold in this city under
false representation at the corner of
| Church and Chapel streets. The same
cigars are manufactured of the meanest
and cheapest quality of tobacco, and
produced by scab labor from the 9TH
| District of Pennsylvania, the parties rep
| reSenting the same To be Key West
| goods. which we claim is fraud upon
the public Experts are prepared to
| prove the above statement.
TRADES COUNCIL.
The report of the committee was
adopted. and another committee appoint
ed to see TO the proper printing and dis
tribution of the same.
\ discussion upon the ACCESSIBILITY of
having Sunday afternoon meetings in
Trades Council Hall, for the purpose of
having lectures and discussions upon the
labor question resulted in the appoint
ment of committee to prepare a plan to
he submitted at the next meeting of the
Council
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24

the wealthy Morning Ne'cs proprietors
a matter of economy" no doubt, and
whose erudition is plainly traceable to
the vast Libraries of yellow-coVered liter
allure, sounds a hypocritical wall for
Powderly. Just imagine with what re-
spect and love such people ~ control the
Ncws regard the man, who has gone the
way of all leaders who disregard the
views of Others in the contemplation of
their imagined greatness. The Nems
will not be likely to deceive even the
loyal *. of l..
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
THOSE FIGURES ON THE YELLOW
ADDRESS LABEL.

Did you notice them? When you see
jan ~ it means that you have paid your
subscription to the end of January, 1893.
decS7 means that you are paid up to
the end of December, 1887. 1t has
another import also, but modesty for
bids even the gentlest hint thereof. Why
not let the usual modesty of the WORK
MEMS ADVOCATE remain in unconscious
retirement, by the exercise Of the gentle
influence that changes the dates ahead
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
TO THE UNORGANIZED.

Workingmen and women who desire
to better their condition and are willing
to join hands with Organized Labor, can
obtain all information in regard to the
various organizations and the manner of
joining them, by addressing a letter to
the chairman of the Organizing Com
mittec of the Trades Council, p. o. Box
1854 New Haven.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
LOCAL NOTES.

Merry Christmas? Why, certainly, if
possible, And Happy New Year, too.
No! No Milwaukee, for me- if you
please It's not AZ it used to be. Better
not keep it around.
There is a vertabIc "Dick Dcadeye'
at the fraudulent nltion sale of alleged
cigars mp at Church street. Take look
at him, bat keep an eye upon anything
valuable you may possess.
1t would seem as though the boss
cigarmakers would assist in gushing the
frauds-but one of them says: Just
wait till the doctors bill comes in !!
Thatll square up accounts.
Delegates to the Trades Council are
notified Of the fact that the next meeting
takes place at Trades Council Hall ON
Sunday, January :, lNSS, instead of the
first Sunday next month, owing to the
holidays.
There are solid reasons why it is to
the interest of consumers of drinks and
cigars to buy and use only tniOn-made
goods. Those reasons are the solid filth
that distinguishes the scab from the
Union cigarmakers or brewers.
Lots of folks take trip to New York
about this time of the year. They will
find chance to spend money. enjoy
themselves. and do good, mt the great
National Fair which will he held at
Clarendon Hall. Thirteenth street, near
Fourth avenue, New York City.
Comrades and friends of the Socialist
Labor Party who have tickets on hand
for the National Fair to be held in New
York on the % 80 and 81 insts. are re-
quested to report to Frank Fricke, Flor
enCe House. - Union street on or be-
fore the 2dth next Monday.
1t was question of race in the Ninth
Ward supplementary election last Tues
day. An Afric- American, a German
and an lrishman were running for the
office of Councilman. The Irishman got
there -he spent money for legitimate
purposes, hacks, "etc., especially the
latter.
If you want to get cheated, buy your
goods of the numerous fakes" that in
fest our city about this time. If YOU
want to get as much value as the con-
petitivc system permits, 60 To the stores
of those enterprising merchants who all
Nertise in the WoRKMEN's ADVOCATE
No fakes" admitted into our columns.
There is one consolation for the Union
Cigarmakers and their friends in this
city, and that is That the poor dupes who
bought those fraudulent Key West
cigars will suffer the consequences. Cut
one open and examine the dust inside
Floor sweepings, including nail pairing,
with real estate attached etc. There,
comfort in the air.
The penny-a-liner recently hired by
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.

He is not noted as having been a
murderer, soldier, hangman, or pro
fessional iuggler-the new President
of France. On the contrary, he has
the reputation of being learned
man. This is more than we of
America can say of our squat figure
head in more than one particular.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Received from j. Frank, Jr., 81 for the
National Fair, and % cents from IAN old
revoutionist, through Mr.. Frank.
New Ravens contributions to the Fair
will be reported in next issue.
- For THE CHICAGO FAMILIES. M. Vein
berg, soc. Previously reported, $3.50
Total. 80.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
THE PRICE or FREEDO VI.


r"At midnight preceding the morning o
rs execution Albert r. Parsons voice rang Gu
lear and proud through the corridors Of the jal
q he sang in distinct tones the beautiful ballad
Annie Laurie The following was prompted
" reading the above item IN the daily papers
The night is dark about me;
| hear the midnight bell;
Before another midnight
1t will ring my funeral knelI.
It will ring my funeral knell;
Oh the nours are speeding by
When to buy the toiIers freedom
shall pay the price and die.
Tonight my babes are crouching
BY their weeping mothers side.
For his countrys sake the father
Leaves his children and his bride.
Leaves his children and his bride,
When men for snccOr cry,
Then to buy the toilers' freedom
shall pay the price and die.
Pent in dismal dungeon,
Forbidden to be free,
A slave in chains and prison,
O. what were life to me-
O, what were life to meI
Speak out, my heart; reply;
That to buy the toilers' freedom
will pay the price and die.
What greater love hath mortal
For one whom he holds dear
Than for his sake to gladly
Meet death without a fear
Meet death without fear
Yes, such love have |,
And to buy the toilers' freedom
| pay the price and die.
The night will soon be over;
For me twill be the last;
And the night of wrong, my country,
From thee shall soon have passed.
From thee shall soon have passed,
see the star on high,
So to buy the toilers' freedom
will pay the price and die.
Weep not above my ashes,
This is is no hour for tears.
Let every man stand ready
When he the bugle hears.
When he the bugle hears,
Let every man reply:
We to buy the toilers' freedom
viii pay the price and die.
--Chicago Labor Enq'0re,.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
LETTER BOX.

II. AND * DUNKIRK. You will find
the date upon the address label changed
to six months ahead. This will answer
for "A receipt. Mich 50 means that sub
scription is paid to the md of March,
lNNS
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24
HOWE X STETSON

Xmas Goods new open. Useful and
Ornamental Goods in variety, We shall
make a special Offering of a large stock
of popular l2mo Novels and Poetical
Works, cloth binding, at 2Sc. each De
We have opened a salcsroom in the base
ment for Toys, Games, etc. Popular
prices will prevail,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-24

r'At midnight preceding the morning Of
his execution Albert r. Parsons voice rang out
clear and proud through the corridors Of the jail
ns he sang in distinct tones the beautiful ballad,
Annie Laurie The following was prompted
hyreading the above item In the daily papers.